C #: using conditional attribute for tests

Question

Is there a good way to use a conditional attribute in a testing context?

My thoughts were that if you can do this:

[Conditional("Debug")]
public void DebugMethod()
{
    //...
}

Perhaps you could use for: (?)

[Conditional("Test")]
public void TestableMethod()
{
    //...
}

Answer 1

I do not see the point when there is a better alternative: test projects.

Use NUnit or MSTest to achieve this feature in a more elegant way.

Answer 2

I would accept Mehrdad's answer - I just wanted to give more context when you can use these attributes:

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Answer 3

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Let the test code be the test code, and the production code the production code, and let the production code have no idea about it.

Answer 4

Another problem is that you might want to run your unit tests in your release builds. (We certainly do).